The Off-Grid combines both analog watchmaking and digital tech

H. Moser is stepping back into the smart-watch game.

The brand just dropped its Off-Grid digital timepiece, done up in two different colourways. The new watch pays homage to the Streamliner in its design, sitting at a cool 42.6 mm in diameter and 14.4 mm in height.

Each Off-Grid is home to a skeletonised dial, which gives you a bit of insight into its inner workings. A domed dial with the H. Moser logo in transparent lacquer is perched above the main event, which is the screen at 6 o’clock, a choice that blends more traditional watchmaking with some digital tech. The pushers on the steel case allow you to glimpse everything that screen has to offer, including a GMT with a country selector, a split-seconds chronograph, a perpetual calendar, a perpetual moon phase, times of both sunrise and sunset, a vibrating alarm, and a timer. Travel mode can be activated by pressing the pusher at 9 o’clock, which lets you choose a country and then provides a dictionary of 10 words in 21 different languages.

The movement here is the Calibre D10, which was developed with Sequent to bring that analog-digital hybrid to life. It has a power reserve of 12 months in time-display-only mode, or half a year if you’re using both digi and analog, according to the brand—of course, real figures would depend on how much you’re using it. As far as colours go, Ref. 6DI0-1202 offers up a blue PVD treatment, a Blackor fumé dial, and an integrated white-rubber strap, while its sibling Ref. 6DI0-1205 has a black PVD treatment, a red fumé dial, and an integrated black-rubber strap.

The new duo follows in the footsteps of H. Moser’s Streamliner Alpine Mechanics model, its first smart watch that dropped in May 2025. Taking design cues from the brand’s partnership with Alpine Motorsports, the digital timepiece similarly offers up a GMT function with a country selector, a split-second chronograph, a perpetual calendar, and a designated F1 mode. That watch was limited to just 500 pieces for the public; each iteration of the Off-Grid, meanwhile, is limited to 1,000 pieces—and it will be exclusively available to H. Moser clients until 23 September, with public sales opening up until 5 October 2026.

This story was first published on Robb Report USA. Featured photo by H. Moser